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1 1, 8 | walls revealed no trace of window or door. Conseil, going 2 1, 13| liquid light. ~On each side a window opened into this unexplored 3 2, 4 | hours I passed thus at the window of the saloon! What new 4 2, 10| should I have remained at the window admiring the beauties of 5 2, 12| took our places before the window in the saloon, and Captain 6 2, 12| by their weight. From the window we could see their enormous 7 2, 13| saloon; through the open window we could see the lower beds 8 2, 13| situation kept us at the window. The sea was lit with the 9 2, 18| Conseil, who, posted at the window, was examining again the 10 2, 18| Ned Land hurried to the window. ~"What a horrible beast!"